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‎08-07-2020 09:02 PM
Whenever I try to install msi or exe files, this syntax error appears.
Result: Deployment ended: Incorrect function. There is no 'Next' step available at the end of the package. Please adjust accordingly. Credential: (XXXXXX). ShareCredential: (XXXXXXX).
How to put a next next finish on the command line?
Result: Deployment ended: Incorrect function. There is no 'Next' step available at the end of the package. Please adjust accordingly. Credential: (XXXXXX). ShareCredential: (XXXXXXX).
How to put a next next finish on the command line?
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‎08-10-2020 06:08 PM
Incorrect function usually points to either an invalid command or file, or a file access issue. I recommend testing your command in a local CMD before adding it to the deployment module, to ensure it's fully functional.
Your deployment package does indeed also miss a "Next" step, but this is secondary and isn't causing it to fail. Do remember to add a "success" and "fail" action to each step you can create (within the step creation dialogue at the bottom).
More information on creating deployment packages: https://www.lansweeper.com/knowledgebase/creating-a-deployment-package/
Your deployment package does indeed also miss a "Next" step, but this is secondary and isn't causing it to fail. Do remember to add a "success" and "fail" action to each step you can create (within the step creation dialogue at the bottom).
More information on creating deployment packages: https://www.lansweeper.com/knowledgebase/creating-a-deployment-package/
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‎08-10-2020 06:08 PM
Incorrect function usually points to either an invalid command or file, or a file access issue. I recommend testing your command in a local CMD before adding it to the deployment module, to ensure it's fully functional.
Your deployment package does indeed also miss a "Next" step, but this is secondary and isn't causing it to fail. Do remember to add a "success" and "fail" action to each step you can create (within the step creation dialogue at the bottom).
More information on creating deployment packages: https://www.lansweeper.com/knowledgebase/creating-a-deployment-package/
Your deployment package does indeed also miss a "Next" step, but this is secondary and isn't causing it to fail. Do remember to add a "success" and "fail" action to each step you can create (within the step creation dialogue at the bottom).
More information on creating deployment packages: https://www.lansweeper.com/knowledgebase/creating-a-deployment-package/
